Installing Drupal

Drupal 9 with Docker4Drupal can't work, only my vanila Drupal works. My portainer also not working. I did all the steps. 

1) NGINX_SERVER_ROOT: /var/www/html/web

2) Delete docker-compose.override.yml

3) Drupal 9 as web in root folder

4) default.settings.php to settings.php (Drupal>web>sites>default)

Anyone can point me to another youtube etc?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOTL3R-jfVs&t=183s

Hi 

Trying to set up Drupal 9.3.4 in AWS EC2 instance (Linux 2)
Have installed the prerequisites PHP 8.0, MariaDB10.5 and Composer 2.6.6.
After installing the Drupal using the command "composer create-project drupal/recommended-project:9.3.4 drupal" and configuring the root directory in httpd.conf file we should be getting the Drupal installer screen to complete the site installation, but instead we are getting this below image

Hello Drupal,

I manage a webshop through Drupal, and I cannot crawl it with any SEO tools. It only crawls the front page and ignores the rest... 

Nothing is blocked in robots.txt etc.... And nothing is configured wrong in the tools (I have tried with a lot of different websites) 

The website in question is fckfanshop.dk 

Regards,

Andreas 

Hi,

My hosting company has still version 1.8.* as default. I have installed 2.2.6.

Is there a way to overwrite the installed composer?

When i run php composer.phar in my home directory is says 2.2.6., bu

Thanks,

Fred

Is there a option in Drupal to make all the contents use full 80 coulmn on the screen when its being displayed?

Hello Drupal community,
I started with Drupal (d9) and I get the error "Temporary files directory" in the status report.
However, the article, linked in the details (see below) of the error, deals about d6 and d7.  

Error Details:
Not fully protected
See https://www.drupal.org/SA-CORE-2013-003 for information on the recommended .htaccess file to add to the temporary:// directory to prevent arbitrary code execution.